‘Hope vigilance to protect environment continues’: SC closes plea on Delhi pollution after 40 years

The Supreme Court of India has concluded a lengthy plea addressing air pollution in Delhi, a matter that has spanned over four decades. Environmental advocate MC Mehta, who has been pivotal in this legal battle, expressed hope that the progress achieved would not diminish. Throughout the years, various commissions and court-monitored investigations have been established, alongside the implementation of numerous regulations aimed at combating pollution. Mehta emphasized the importance of vigilance in maintaining the advancements made to protect the environment, as the capital continues to grapple with severe air quality issues. The Supreme Court's decision signals a crucial juncture in the ongoing struggle against environmental degradation in urban India, highlighting the need for sustained commitment from government bodies and the public alike in addressing this pressing environmental crisis.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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